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Defining Utility as a Measure of Preference Under Uncertainty in Phase I–II Oncology Dose Finding Trials

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By Andrew Hall, Duncan Wilson Verified, Stuart Barber
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The dose selection paradigm in oncology has been shaped historically by the prognosis of diagnosis, the lack of effective treatments, and the properties of cytotoxic treatments coming through development [1].
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7 Design Principles For A Household Model

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By Stuart Barber
| efamagazine.com
“Bill” was one of the first residents to move into White Oak North Grove in Spartanburg, S.C., from the 1960s institutional facility it replaced. As he entered his new home, his normally sad countenance was broken by an uncharacteristic smile. He immediately stopped, turned to the closest staff member, and asked if he could change his do-not-resuscitate order to full code status. Bill wanted to live longer due to his new surroundings and the possibilities they offered for his quality of life.
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Spatio-temporal forecasting using wavelet transform-based decision trees with application to air quality and covid-19 forecasting

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By Stuart Barber, Charles Taylor
| Taylor & Francis Online
We develop a new method that combines a decision tree with a wavelet transform to forecast time series data with spatial spillover effects. The method can not only improve prediction but also give good interpretability of the time series mechanism. As a feature exploration method, the wavelet transform represents information at different resolution levels, which may improve the performance of decision trees. The method is applied to simulated data, air pollution and COVID time series data sets.
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